This cute little bear goes full Indiana Jones

'Paddington in Peru' review: The movie we need right now
Whatever the premise, each Paddington movie shows us a trusting young bear who will inevitably face a ghastly betrayal. The world is not as gentle as Paddington deserves. And yet, he never loses faith in goodness.
‘Paddington in Peru’ review: This cute little bear goes full Indiana Jones
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Movie Review: ‘Paddington in Peru’ is buoyant and bright, and that’s enough
Tales of madness in the Amazonian jungle are their own cinematic tradition, but I’m unconvinced a bear-version of El Dorado was where the Paddington movies needed to go. Does Paddington need a ...
‘Paddington in Peru’: The beloved bear brings marmalade and mishaps back to his homeland
While nowhere near as brilliant as its prior installment, “Paddington 2,” this third entry in the franchise still has enough charm to recommend it.
‘Paddington in Peru’ Review: This Bear Could Save Us All
In this tumultuous and troubling 2025, Paddington—the cheery and polite British bear in the red bucket hat and blue duffle coat—is the hero we need. In Paddington in Peru, he continues to be a wonderfully amusing and charming beacon of light.
‘Paddington in Peru’ Is One Warm, Whimsical Bear Hug
Come for everyone's favorite British teddy bear going abroad. Stay for Olivia Colman's dementedly gleeful singing nun
Review: ‘Paddington in Peru’ gets lost in the jungle – it’s no ‘Citizen Kane’
Citizen Kane” can rest easy. “Paddington in Peru” is no threat to what many consider to be the greatest movie ever made. You might recall the internet brouhaha when in 2021, after a single bad review of Orson Welles’ masterpiece was unearthed from a May 7,
‘Paddington in Peru’ sends Britain’s best bear on a delightful adventure
The third installment of the franchise invites us to call the famous, furry Londoner by his bear name. Here’s what ...
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Grieving With Paddington
Seeing it referenced in a movie unrelated — or so we thought — to the Holocaust left us stunned. Paddington, eyes glossed over in despair, asks, “What if they don’t even like bears?” ...
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Movie review: ‘Paddington in Peru’ a charming entry, but can’t reach heights of predecessor
Two is indeed the sweet spot for this trilogy of movies based on the beloved books by Michael Bond about a Peruvian British bear in a blue overcoat and red hat. “Paddington 2” is the high ...